Cimbria continues to focus on sustainability with their new Bamboo Chain Conveyor

Cimbria has been driven by innovation throughout its 75 years history. They are now delivering another innovation supporting a better environment with the creation of a new eco-attentive product for the feed industry.

Image credit: Cimbria

The opportunity was born when Felleskjøpet Rogaland Agder (FKRA), one of the leading suppliers in the agricultural sector in Norway, asked Cimbria to reduce the presence of micro plastics within its supply chain.

FKRA joined the Ethical Trading Initiative (IEH) in 2013. The membership shows their commitment to continuously improve environmental conditions, in line with basic ILO standards and United Nations conventions.

Within this commitment, suppliers must work to improve their products to achieve high levels of sustainability and replace plastic components with organic parts, where possible.

That's why Cimbria has developed an innovative feature in chain conveyors. They are now utilising sustainable raw materials to replace PE-HD plastic plates with bamboo plates. As a result, the new Bamboo Chain Conveyor is the first conveyor on the market able to reduce the presence of micro plastics in the fish feeding supply chain.

The Cimbria Bamboo Chain Conveyor offers a range of features, which makes it ideal for that industry. It includes maximum wear resistance, smoother operation and lower noise for a better workplace environment.

Collaborating with clients to ensure high-quality products has always been Cimbria's best way to drive results. It positively impacts business and the environment. Both teams share the same vision for the future and for society.

With the bamboo chain conveyor, Cimbria strengthens its commitment to put resources in place and provide the best solutions for their customers, while serving the planet. 

For more information about Cimbria visit their website, HERE.

 

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